Exercise 3 for Lesson 8
Exercise 2 for Lesson 8
Exercise 4 for Lesson 8
Exercise 4 for Lesson 7
Exercise 3 for Lesson 7
Exercise 2 for Lesson 7
Exercise 4 for Lesson 6
Numbers till one million, newspaper article
W-questions & verb conjugations singular: (du) kommst, wohnst, arbeitest
Exercise 3 for Lesson 6
Numbers till one million, newspaper article
W-questions & verb conjugations singular: (du) kommst, wohnst, arbeitest
Exercise 2 for Lesson 6
Numbers till one million, newspaper article
W-questions & verb conjugations singular: (du) kommst, wohnst, arbeitest
Exercise 5 for Lesson 5
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Hint Beware of false friends! Mist has nothing to do with low visibility or water that is in the air. It literally means dung (from cows, etc.). Unlike real dung, this word is […]
Exercise 4 for Lesson 5
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Remember: At the moment you’re still riding with training wheels. That means, in our writing exercises it is currently no problem if you forget a punctuation mark (,.!?) or disregard upper and lower […]
Exercise 2 for Lesson 5
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Grammar In the previous episodes, we already covered conjugations a little bit. In German, like in English, verbs must be conjugated (changed) depending on the personal pronoun. Let’s compare two verbs: to be […]
Exercise 3 for Lesson 5
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Read, listen and repeat If -ig is a word ending it sounds like ich:zwanzig, einundzwanzig, zweiundzwanzig, fünfzig. Otherwise it sounds normal:Igor, Entschuldigung. Remember: At the moment you’re still riding with training wheels. […]
Exercise 4 for Lesson 4
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Remember: At the moment you’re still riding with training wheels. That means, in our writing exercises it is currently no problem if you forget a punctuation mark (,.!?) or disregard upper and lower […]
Exercise 3 for Lesson 4
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. 3 Listen, and choose the right translation If you’d like to change the speed of the audio, tap on the floating audio player on the bottom of your screen. Then tap on […]
Exercise 2 for Lesson 4
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Grammar In this lesson, we complete our collection of personal pronouns: ich Idu youer, sie, es he, she, it wir weihr you (plural)Sie you (formal, sing./pl.)sie they Ihr is the German personal pronoun […]
Exercise 5 for Lesson 3
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. Grammar The Possessive -s is similar to English. But Germans leave out the apostrophe (’): Wo ist Frau Maywalds Büro?Where is Mrs. Maywald’s office? Exceptions are words that end on -s, -ß, -x, or […]
Exercise 4 for Lesson 3
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. 4 Connect the parts Play the video https://german-stories.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Immersive-Learning-Explainer_3_compressed.mp4 For the best possible user experience, please do not mute your phone or switch between apps while in the Immersive Learning mini app. Page 1 […]
Exercise 3 for Lesson 3
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. 3 Listen and fill the gaps Write only digits, e.g. “10” in the gaps. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Lessons
Exercise 2 for Lesson 3
You are logged out. Progress won’t be saved, and some features like levels, badges, and the Immersive Learning mini app are unavailable. 2 What happened in episodes 1-3? Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Lessons